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/**@file bgeot_poly_composite.h
   @author  Yves Renard <Yves.Renard@insa-lyon.fr>
   @date August 26, 2002.
   @brief Handle composite polynomials.

   Composite polynomials are used in hierarchical FEM, composite geometric
   transformations and composite fems.
*/

#ifndef BGEOT_POLY_COMPOSITE_H__
#define BGEOT_POLY_COMPOSITE_H__

#include "bgeot_poly.h"
#include "bgeot_imbricated_box.h"
#include "bgeot_mesh.h"

// TODO : Use of rtree instead of dal::dynamic_tree_sorted<base_node,
//        imbricated_box_less>


namespace bgeot {

  struct mesh_precomposite {

    typedef dal::dynamic_tree_sorted<base_node, imbricated_box_less> PTAB;

    const basic_mesh *msh;
    PTAB vertexes;
    std::vector<base_matrix> gtrans;
    std::vector<scalar_type> det;
    std::vector<base_node> orgs;
    
    const basic_mesh &linked_mesh(void) const { return *msh; }
    size_type nb_convex(void) const { return gtrans.size(); }
    dim_type dim(void) const { return msh->dim(); }
    pgeometric_trans trans_of_convex(size_type ic) const
    { return msh->trans_of_convex(ic); }
    
    mesh_precomposite(const basic_mesh &m);
    mesh_precomposite(void) : msh(0) {}
  };

  typedef const mesh_precomposite *pmesh_precomposite;

  class polynomial_composite {

  protected :
    const mesh_precomposite *mp;
    std::vector<base_poly> polytab;
    bool local_coordinate; // are the polynomials described on the local
    // coordinates of each sub-element or on global coordinates.

  public :
    
    template <class ITER> scalar_type eval(const ITER &it) const;
    scalar_type eval(const base_node &pt) const;
    void derivative(short_type k);
    base_poly &poly_of_subelt(size_type l) { return polytab[l]; }
    const base_poly &poly_of_subelt(size_type l) const { return polytab[l]; }
    

    polynomial_composite(bool lc = true) : local_coordinate(lc) {}
    polynomial_composite(const mesh_precomposite &m, bool lc = true);

  };

  template <class ITER>
  scalar_type polynomial_composite::eval(const ITER &it) const {
    base_node pt(mp->dim());
    std::copy(it, it + mp->dim(), pt.begin());
    return eval(pt);
  }

  void structured_mesh_for_convex(pconvex_ref cvr, short_type k,
				  pbasic_mesh &pm, pmesh_precomposite &pmp,
				  bool force_simplexification=false);

  /** simplexify a convex_ref.
      @param cvr the convex_ref.
      @param k the refinement level.
      @return a pointer to a statically allocated mesh. Do no free it!
  */
  const basic_mesh *
  refined_simplex_mesh_for_convex(pconvex_ref cvr, short_type k);

  /** simplexify the faces of a convex_ref

      @param cvr the convex_ref.

      @param k the refinement level.

      @return vector of pointers to a statically allocated
      mesh_structure objects. Do no free them! The point numbers in
      the mesh_structure refer to the points of the mesh given by
      refined_simplex_mesh_for_convex.
  */      
  const std::vector<mesh_structure*>&
  refined_simplex_mesh_for_convex_faces(pconvex_ref cvr, short_type k);
}  /* end of namespace bgeot.                                            */


#endif
